Sentence examples for material ties from inspiring English sources

But Britain's entry meant that the Commonwealth would be less and less a matter of material ties and more and more one of tradition and sentiment.

Excluding new nominees, G.E. currently has 19 board members, 17 of whom are not employees of the company or have material ties to the company.

He is asking how the symbolic material ties in with this, & is tempted to call what he's doing 'cognitive archeology.' View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Naomi Fry By Malcolm Gladwell.

He is asking how the symbolic material ties in with this, & is tempted to call what he's doing 'cognitive archeology.' View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

As briefly discussed before, the disciplines of textiles and electronics seem to be especially far in terms of their material ties and tool-sets used to work these.

The term "Asian Diaspora" refers to emigrants from Asian countries and their descendants who live "outside the country of their birth or ancestry, either on a temporary or permanent basis, yet still maintain affective and material ties to their countries of origin" (p. 2, Agunias and Newland 2012).

He was released before the authorities understood that the material tied him to bomb plot, officials said.

Called a band (ruffs laundered and ready to wear were kept in band boxes), it was a strip of material tied around the neck.

The new trial, he said, may supply additional interesting material tied to partial defenses to murder, like diminished responsibility and provocation.

He made appeals for Trump's tax returns, and, he told me, scoured the dark Web for verifiable hacked material tied to Trump or Russia.

In press material tied to the announcement, Marble's careful not to get hung up on the whole food delivery label that's been hung on the company since its early days.